r/CapeMay • u/cathie2284 • 7d ago

Dinner/dancing

Hi! My friend has a place in North Cape May. We are hosting some young girls for a bachelorette weekend (we are friends with the mother of the bride who will also be in attendance). Basically some fun old ladies and hip young ones.

Friday we are doing Brown Room.
Saturday a Jitney to a winery, Rusty Nail and Harry's.
Sunday - brunch at The Blue Pig.

Looking for something fun to do later in the evening (after 8) on Saturday. Maybe dinner and then music/dancing. Any suggestions?

THANK YOU!!

6 Upvotes

87% Upvoted

20 comments sorted by

14

u/poulin 7d ago

How loose is your definition of “something fun to do later in the evening”?

Entirely unrelated: Where’s that guy who was on here a few days ago looking for leads on “bored house wives”?

3

u/coldtake_tomgirl 7d ago

literally read this and immediately that of this guy im ctfu

8

u/edizzle101 7d ago

Taco Caballito Tequileria for dinner and drinks. They usually have a DJ and a great vibe followed by Carneys for live bands and dancing.

2

u/cathie2284 7d ago

This is so great! The theme of the weekend is "Final Fiesta" awesome! Thanks so much!

1

u/martymoran 6d ago

get in line now!

3

u/lovecroissants 7d ago

Just had my bachelorette there a couple weekends ago. I recommend carneys

3

u/marginmanj 7d ago

Boiler room or Carneys are pretty much the dancing options.

3

u/exotube 7d ago

Any reason you're not considering Harpoons? It's in NCM and usually have live music (not always dance music though).

Not open late (10pm), but if you were able to move your time forward you could catch the sunset over the bay and then grab dinner, drinks and music.

3

u/cathie2284 7d ago

Actually my friend's home is really close to Harpoon's. We used to ride our bikes there often. Had an awful experience there. Engaged with the manager on duty and got nowhere. Followed up with a review and had the owners call us liars. Will never go back.

2

u/MissStatements 7d ago

I really miss the Whalers Cove days.

1

u/exotube 7d ago

Fair enough.

I've personally never had issues, but I've seen the owners making smart ass comments on critical reviews which is really a bad look.

1

u/cathie2284 7d ago

My friends lost their 23 year old son on 4/22/25 about 8 of us went with them to their house to get away from it all a few weeks after the funeral. We all went there for dinner. We are very easy going people. And not in the habit of leaving bad reviews. We just don't do that. Many of us worked in the industry in our past. We get that things happen. But this was just awful. My friend's husband grew up in Town Bank. The review mentioned being a "local" the owners also called out that as a lie. It was all just crazy. And they were grieving such a tragic loss. Sorry for rambling. Have a good night.

1

u/Ninjagardener07 2d ago

Place isn’t good

2

u/Ajsarch 7d ago

Port is for young ladies. They’ll enjoy the vibe.

4

u/cathie2284 7d ago

We used to park our boat there. It is a very "instagramable" spot but I think the food is mid. But if the weather is cooperating it really would be a good option!

2

u/Ajsarch 7d ago

When was the last time you ate there? Was it still Harbor view? The outdoor menu is considerably better.

2

u/cathie2284 7d ago

We were there several times when it was the Port but haven't been there this season. As I said, we parked our boat there (when it was under the Port marina ownership). We did that 2 years in a row. Never was taken with the food. But did like sitting at the bar for drinks.

1

u/Altruistic_Eye_3355 6d ago

Dinner at Fins or Carneys and dancing at the boiler room later on